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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1934
Page
3
A dense list of church announcements covers services, classes, and meetings across multiple denominations and locations. It enumerates pastors, sermon topics, school times, youth activities, and special events for churches in Frederick area including Evangelical Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist, and Brethren congregations with dates, times, and leaders where available.
The semi annual meeting of the congregation will be held March 6 at Unied Biecmren church Pleasant Walk. Sermons will be held every evening under the direction of Rev Kenneman and include readings by R Paul Smith. Opening services begin at 739 with a plan for morning and evening worship. The Conmung Geresvat.on series continues with Sunday School and male quartet performances. Evangelistic services at Bethel Tabernacle continue through the coming week with Rev Earl S Hoxter of New Windsor preaching and pastor hosting Tuesday evening service. Mrs Emm Berge-Weazel sang recently at the Odd Fellows Home and will sing at Calvary M E church Sunday morning. Say you saw him in The News.
The article reviews Jesus teaching on greatness through service, focusing on the Zebedee family mother’s request and the disciples’ reactions. It contrasts worldly power with Christlike character, urging all believers to pursue ministry and simple service as true greatness regardless of status or wealth.
A fashion sketch highlights a dressy coat with a domed frame and fur trim, featuring a dyed squirrel ball, under neckline fastenings, and a spring palette in brown tones. It notes a 3 brown kidskin shoe with windbrown styling and a novel umbrella handle design called pracete.
The 90 years old Miss Janie DeLashmutt, resident at the Home for the Aged, received felicitations from many friends after observing Christmas ruthully. A longtime member of the W C T U she was noted for welfare work and kindness. A Frederick Female Seminary graduate she was admired as a cultured conversationalist with a wide circle of friends.
St Johns Catholic church in his city received a four foot statue and glass encased relic of St Jude Thaddaeus. The gift came after a devout New York woman promised to donate if her brother recovered sight, which later occurred. A nine day novena and weekly devotions will begin Monday at 7 30 p m with confessions and weekend services scheduled.
The piece surveys Louis Ferdinand Celine s post war work as a savage indictment of cruelty and despair. It follows a French student who joins the army, loses nerve, wanders from Africa to the United States, and returns to a bleak Paris. The reviewer notes the book s focus on misery and degradation with only scattered signs of kindness.
About 75 attended the annual Father and Son banquet in the Grace Reformed Church social rooms. Rev Dr Charles E Wehler of the Presbyterian church gave the address on “Relationship of Dad to His Son.” The event opened with prayer, included a supper prepared by church ladies, a brief business meeting, and members admitted to the club. This concluded the season with next gathering planned for September.
The C E News reports a social will o¢eld by the C EL Society of the Evangelical Reformed church Frederick on Tuesday evening. The C EB Society of the United Brethren church Taw mont holds a social in the basement following their regular meeting. Bimne: No F Widden rally Friday evening at the M P church New Mes Be is hoped every sometr in the district will attend in large numbers. The Ladies Aid Society 7 Springs school evening 237.30. Before the coming of the lamp were by canoes f the latte wae Bees.
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